Speaking of fic: It's so frustrating lately that I have this idea for a fic that has been haunting my thoughts for about two or three months, but I lack the energy to sit down and write it. Every time I hear a certain song--which I listen to a lot, it being one of my all-time favorites--I'm hit all over again with the urge to write down all of the ( Read more... )

Recently read these post-7x17 fics by two dear flisters who are also two of my favorite writers.

smilla02's The Prayer of Going Nowhere
dotfic's The Black Cord, Came In From the WildernessThey both write all of the characters of Team Free Will--especially the Castiel/Dean relationship--so well that it hurts. Such care is given to each character's perspective; ( Read more... )

No, I actually don't want to be halfway to seventy just yet.


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It feels pertinent right now to ask if it's all right to be a fan of Wincest and of Destiel in equal measure at the same time? Because that's where I am right now. To sum up: Wincest took its sweet time sucking me in, whereas Destiel had me from "Hello" in all of its epic, messy, jaw-dropping glory. That is to say that I've been in love with the ( Read more... )

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I think I might be the only person in spn fandom who prefers Original Meg to Meg #3. (Meg #2 being Sam, who is his own delicious entity and exists totally separate from this comparison.) Do most of you prefer Rachel Miner's Meg? It seems to be the consensus.

( includes mild spoilers up to 7x17 )

Although my life is currently devoured by real life terror, I had to comment on my inexplicable love for the past two episodes of SPN. I've seen reactions ranging from extreme boredom to outright hate, but so help me, I have loved both of them far more than they perhaps have any right to be loved. I can't really explain why but to point to the ( Read more... )

I'm surprised by how emotional I got re-watching the last scene of this episode even now, years after "what's dead should stay dead" has effectively lost its potency on this show. Revisiting these episodes where it was a central theme has completely reinvigorated my love of this show, and I can't really even pinpoint why.

( Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things: in which Dean is a cat and Sam is Thinky )